Consumer Action is urging consumers who took out loans with the National Australia Bank to pay for course fees with the College of Creative Arts and Technology, and who...
Read MoreInternship company Borch Leeman has agreed to pay $2,500 to a disgruntled customer who claimed it had, amongst other things, imposed unfair contract terms and breached consumer guarantees in contravention...
Read MoreThe Federal Government is creating a precedent in exempting cafes and restaurants from single pricing, which in future may pave the way for other businesses to seek to exempt themselves...
Read MoreAmendments to privacy legislation regulating credit reporting passed Federal Parliament late last year which allow lenders to collect 'repayment history information'. ...
Read MoreConsumer Action Law Centre has welcomed the announcement from Assistant Treasurer David Bradbury that unfair contract term laws will be extended to general insurance contracts. ...
Read MoreConsumer Action has made a submission to Consumer Affairs Victoria's review of section 32 of the Sale of Land Act....
Read MoreConsumer Action has welcomed the release of the Australian Securities & Investments Commission's updated Good Practice Guidance for Credit and Financial Service Advertising and hasn’t wasted any time in lodging...
Read MoreConsumer Action’s 2011/2012 Annual Report is now available online....
Read MoreThe Essential Services Commission’s annual review of Energy retailers’ customer service performance is damning of the industry’s ability to assist struggling households....
Read MoreConsumer Action believes the recent collapse of Banksia in regional Victoria has highlighted problems with the operations of finance and debenture companies that give investors a false sense of...
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